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ell preserved gift of 117 years ago
doom to museum
ay, MaY, 7, Mrs.
tyer (formerly
acKinnon) ac-
hy her husband
made a special
ton from her home
ke. Also in the
s Mrs. Motyers
brother-in-law Mr.
Ron 'Bunt (Mary
)of Brampton,
Cnifin she visited
r home on the
oad of her great -
Clara Jackson.
known in the
"Karvu" it is now
ome. It was as a
that Clara Rance
e recipient of a
doll with hand -
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itlisplfry., at the meeting,
‘,„Jickets on the afghan will be -,--.4
lk,drawn in November.
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,,, The ,district annual rally
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r.,0 w i II. be held. in Clinton on.
...,,-at.Monday May 30. 'Registratilmi
Ce)inttli'e'reti int: at 9 a.m. Delegates to the
frco
a. rally, are. Mrs. A. Schram,
'94 Inenthnr4;.allt0 ,e ..t9W- :Alt.Talmay and Mrs. Ce. Youn
openedtheQoderich
g,
k w. weri. ,
Greenbarn,•„_,, , -,%Mrs. A, Holthes, Mrs. 41
the.
the Ode'eh
Mrs. D. 1119tir'*00,-.444-qi;" Mrs. A.C. Straughan.
minutes- of thl,Ittip,treetll*,..
treas,urer's l'OPOt A convenor_for Agriculture and
, the corn rnunic019.,a5',.'.::448•0'?
aa_nct,,,.A44‘e'„,Canadian Industries in -
was. a report ortthevnte UP, trodtaced Mrs. E. Argyle who
'Veld at the. •Ite*e, 0-r
Mrs. gave gave an informative talk on
„ding committee ,-reporta !Wr
,e.e
Oett4fie,,, seeding lawns and planting
,..•:. .''stressed the importance of
Schram in April to - shrubs and flowers. She
'meetings for '1977:1V *an).- .
alsoread. . . readiag all labels on bottles
An invitation to an otd,titne and cartonscdntaining fer-
tilizers and poisons. She gave
• dinner in Blyth on May 11 was
' a demonstration of arranging
read as well as an Invitation table conires, .with spring
. ... tp.thealuewatereCeniKe.,Opeo
House. A report
flowers and greenery. Lucky
on tttp ,,
t
flowers and cards sent to tickets were then drawn on
shut-ins was also heard', these table centres..
Mrs. H. Talmay gave a Mrs. W. Smazel and
report on the Historical hostesses served a daintly
Society meeting held
lunch after a successful plant
in
auction.
Clintnn.
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painted china face framed by preserved as it passed from
human hair aid beautifully Clara Jackson to May Rance
gowned. MacKinnon and then to the
This was a gift from the latter.s daughter.
Rev. James Carmichael of St, And now this <Rill, so
Paul's Church who "rodethe thoughtfully " bought in
circuit" and often stayed with Ireland 117 years ago, was,
little Clara's parents. through the generosity of
An immigrant from Aunt Clara Jackson's
Ireland, Rev. Carmichael descendants, presented on
made 1 return trip •to- kiat behalf of,- May Rance,
native,land.,in,..1800,..to.marry ,MacKennon to Mr. Raymond
and bring back his bride - and Scotchmer, Curator of the
it was on this trip that the doll Huron County Pioneer
was presented as a gift to Museum, Gederich, on May 7,
little Clara. This same young 1977.
Minister of St. Paul's Church,
Clinton was in later years to
become Bishop Carmichael, Editors note: This paper is
4th Bishop of Montreal. indebted to Mrs. Muriel Trott
It must have been Lovingly for research of this story.
at. Pihouse
The Country Playhouse,
Grand Bend, will sponsor an
International Art Auction on
Sunday, July, 31. The
collection to be auctioned is
being assembled by Sharpn
Theobald, international' art
consultant, who has con-
ducted similar fund raising
. events in Toronto, Kitchener
and Montreal.
One of Ms.. Theobaid's
recent auctions fillea to
capacity the Crystal
Ballroom at Toronto's King
Edward Hotel.
The collection to be sold at
auction may include works by
Picasso, Miro and Henry
Moore, as well as works by
leading Canadian painters.
"A complete list will be
released in a month's time,"
said Ms. Theobald. ,
Josephine Wilcox of London
who is co-ordinating the event
for the Playhouse said the
auction should attract not
only experienced collectors,
but first time buyers fis well:'
"But whether or not one
lOstomy Association needs support
erich and area
ociation will meet
, May 30 at 7:30
.C.I. There,will be
at this meeting.
al invitation is'
doctors, nurses,
and interested
persons to attend this
meeting.
The 'association which
meets once a month was
formed in January. Although
there has. been a poor
representation from
am how to do-it-
urself Eight in our
ore.
Goderich at the meetings, the
response from the
surrounding towns has been
good. '
Elinore Taman, president
of the association says the
aim is to help ostomates have
a healthy outlook or attitude.
•
I'V-4WaetivAggittga
buys one of the art works, the
event promises to be a fun
and entertaining ex-
perience," she said.
An informal dinner and
drinks will be served in the
Playhouse court yard before
and during the auction.
The collection will be on
exhibition at the Playhouse
beginning at 2:00 p.m. on the
day of the auction. The
auction will begin at 8:15 p.m.
Dinner will begin at 600 p.m.
Admission to the auction is
$3,00' per person. Ticket will
go on sale July 5.,
Graduate
.Sherri Atfield, -daughter of
Mr. and Wird. Lloyd Atfield of
153 %ladder Street, Goderich
recently graduated from
Centralia College of
‘grieultucaLTechnology in
the fashion program. Sherri
will be working at the
Stratford Festival in the
wardrobe department.
Town Talk
Miss Dianne Popp Reg, N.
Bennett St., Goderich, visited
with her mother, Mrs. Lorne
Popp in Victoria Hospital,
London. and with Miss Kathy
Game of --Toronto for the
weekend.
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